With five points separating the bottom nine sides in an incredibly tight Premier League, we asked who is going to be relegated this season. Your thoughts so far...

Branwell Moffat, external: It's so tight at the bottom it could be any three of about eight teams. Unfortunately that list includes my beloved Albion.

Lee Clarke, external: Based on Saturday I'd have to say Aston Villa. They show nothing going forward. Benteke doesn't look capable of saving them.

Conor McMeekin, external: Can't see QPR getting out, 10 consecutive away defeats to start the season is surely too much to recover from.

Oscar Harman, external: QPR, Aston Villa and Leicester to be relegated.

Let us know your relegation choice and the reasons why at #bbcsportsday and the BBC Facebook page, external,

A few more sporting anniversaries...

1959: Heavyweight boxer Henry Cooper won his first British title, beating Brian London over 15 rounds.

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1996: Cricket umpire Harold 'Dickie' Bird announced he would retire after the second Test against India at Lord's in June.

2006: Luton manager Mike Newell claimed that offers of illegal payments were still rife in football. Newell was interviewed by the Football Association and his claims in part led to the Lord Stevens inquiry into transfer payments.

2009: Barcelona's Lionel Messi won FIFA's World Player of the Year award.

On this day in sport in 1944, former world heavyweight champion Joe Frazier was born.

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Smokin' Joe - best remembered for fighting Muhammad Ali in 1971's 'Fight of the Century' and 1975's 'Thrilla in Manila - died in November 2011.

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Manchester United midfielder Tom Cleverley will turn down a permanent move to Aston Villa in favour of a transfer to Everton, according to the Daily Star.

Australia have added seamers Gurinder Sandhu and Kane Richardson to their squad for the tri-series against England and India.

Sandhu, 21, is uncapped while Richardson, 23, played the last of his eight one-day internationals in November.

The pair are not part of the Aussies' 15-man World Cup squad but are on hand for the first part of the tri-series to give the likes of Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Johnson a rest.

Johnson is not expected to feature until Australia's third match, against England in Hobart on 23 January.

Wolves look close to signing young Arsenal striker Benik Afobe, who has scored 19 times so far this season on loan at MK Dons.

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Boss Kenny Jackett confirmed to BBC West Midlands that the Championship club have agreed a fee.

Dave Edwards scored the only goal of the game as Wolves won 1-0 at Blackburn on Saturday to move to within a point of the Championship play-offs.

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Derby County - second in the Championship - are set to sign 33-year-old left back Stephen Warnock from Leeds United.

The deal could be completed as soon as today, reports BBC Radio Leeds' Gareth Jones., external

Lisa Ashton believes women's darts is in good health after winning her second world title at the Lakeside.

"The standard is going up and up every year and I'm pleased to show we can play darts like that," said the 44-year-old from Bolton, who beat Fallon Sherrock 3-1 in Saturday's televised final.

"The more coverage we can get, the better we are."

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Moving home is always arduous but if this illustration turns out to be accurate, Scunthorpe United fans must be looking forward to it.

The League One club tweeted the picture, external with the message: 'The Iron can confirm planning permission has now gone in for the proposed new stadium'.

The new ground will replace Glanford Park, which is relatively new itself - opening in 1988 at a cost of £2.5 million, and which has a 9,088 capacity.

A little fact of the day for you - when Glanford Park opened, it was the first time that an English football club had moved to a new purpose-built stadium in 33 years, since Southend United moved to Roots Hall in 1955.

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Social media went into overdrive last night as Francesco Totti celebrated scoring the equaliser in Roma's 2-2 draw with Lazio by taking a selfie. Who wouldn't?

The 38-year-old forward trended on Twitter as he took a photo of himself with a mobile phone handed to him by one of the club's coaching staff.

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In Italy, Juventus are making the headlines with TuttoSport declaring "Juve Sing" after the Old Lady beat Napoli to go three points clear of Roma in Serie A.

One last snippet from Sam Allardyce, who has no concerns about his West Ham players recovering in time to host Hull in their next Premier League match on Sunday.

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"There's sufficient recovery time for the players to play in this game before the next one," he said.

"On the basis of the performances, they're recovering well when there's three or four days between the games."

Looking ahead to Tuesday's FA Cup replay against Everton at Upton Park, Sam Allardyce said: "We have to play as well as we possibly can and make sure we haven't wasted the effort, desire and time we put in to playing there.

"We were very close to getting through at Everton and it shows how good we were when they go and get a point at the champions."

Romelu Lukaku fired a stoppage time equaliser in the first match at Goodison, after defender James Collins had put the Hammers ahead.

Unwell he might have been but Sam Allardyce made sure he watched West Ham's 1-1 draw at Swansea on TV from his sick-bed.

Andy Carroll grabbed the Hammers goal and Allardyce was impressed.

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"I saw the game from home and it was a fabulous finish from Andy. He's smashed a number of fantastic goals with his feet," said the boss.

"Andy has a lot of all-round ability and it's just a shame it didn't win us the game."

West Ham boss Sam Allardyce has arrived to face the media.

The Hammers host Everton in an FA Cup third round replay on Tuesday but the first question concerned not the game but Allardyce's health.

Big Sam missed West Ham's weekend draw at Swansea with a chest infection.

"I'm still not 100%, but the antibiotics have worked," Allardyce said.

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The Sun focuses on Manchester United not having had a shot on target during their defeat by Southampton and the paper says Radamel Falcao's future is "thrown in doubt".

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British number one Andy Murray will bid for his fourth Queen's Club title in seven years this summer after confirming his presence at the Aegon Championships along with defending champion Grigor Dimitrov.

Murray, 27, won the event in 2009, 2011 and 2013 and is looking to join John McEnroe, Boris Becker, Lleyton Hewitt and Andy Roddick as a four-time champion.

The Scot, who lost to Radek Stepanek in the third round last year, said: "I'd love to win the tournament again. I've had some great moments on those grass courts. It's where I won my first professional match and my first title in Britain."

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Just like many of the national papers, the Daily Star has also opted to put a picture of Dusan Tadic's toned physique on its back page after the Southampton man scored the winner against Manchester United on Sunday. The paper also has some information on Wilfried Bony's move to Manchester City, if you're interested in that kind of thing.

Your turn to get involved, and we've a tricky one for you today.

After another fascinating round of Premier League fixtures over the weekend, five points separate the bottom nine sides in the table.

Leicester and Burnley are showing signs of progress, but Hull and Aston Villa fans might not be so optimistic. And even Everton fans must be a little jittery - the Toffees are 12th but just three points above the drop zone.

So we want to know this - who is going to be relegated when the fat lady sings on the final day of the season (24 May, in case you want to stick it in your diary).

Let us know your relegation choice and the reasons why at #bbcsportsday and the BBC Facebook page,

Bournemouth centre-back Stephane Zubar has extended his loan at League Two club York City until the end of the season.